Georgia International Life Insurance v. Huckabee

Beasley, Judge.

Appellee Leo Huckabee, Jr., owned three automobile dealerships in the Macon, Georgia, area. In 1977 appellees Leo Huckabee III, Bobby Ray Corbett, and James R. Clance, all officials of the dealerships, entered into credit life insurance agency agreements with appellant Georgia International Life Insurance Co. (Georgia International).1 Appellees’ compensation for each policy sold was to consist of two parts: under the “Agency Agreement,” “a commission of 40% of the gross premiums . . . , less any return premiums ... on insurance effected with the Company by the Agent under this…